digestible

There will always be a place for real books but a lot of them are just digestible.

That makes a light read, with the serious points easily digestible.

Both public art and the artists who make it are now expected to be more digestible.

The ship's wall is not digestible to anything a white cell has.

"We want to allocate services with very digestible price points."

Not all forms of fish oil may be equally digestible.

"The humor made the whole thing more digestible and gave it great publicity."

"Pasta is easily digestible and I like to go to the starting line feeling light."

This, in turn, makes the grain more digestible by livestock.

America is rich with easily digestible synthetic fuel, after all.

Eaten together, these plants were more digestible than when consumed alone.

The amounts are very small and the processing of the food makes the milk digestible.

Covering an entire floor, the show is broken up into small, digestible rooms.

They are also more palatable and digestible than other grains.

The designers at Disneyland have seen the future, and it is digestible.

It's more digestible and no vitamins or minerals have been lost before you eat it.

The rice is the first and easily digestible solid food baby eats.

But most of the British critics now find the play's oddities more than digestible.

"Success now would help to make the meal digestible."

You may be asked to eat only bland, easily digestible foods for two or three days before the test.

Other work is, to its benefit, less readily digestible.

If the pieces are too big for you to do comfortably, break them into smaller and more digestible chunks.

The smell of dirty frying fat sent me quickly away to find something more digestible.

It is also used in coatings that are edible and digestible.

The government's plans to sell off state companies in several easily digestible tranches should also help.